So far still not sure who i am. i live in NC, USA. have a 4.3 GPA, a small group of good friends, and a totally fucked mind. looking for ppl with equally fucked minds or at least a very twisted streak. : )

I use to live in N.C.,I,m twisted,but,I bet I have good manners,bet you do too.

all truly twisted ppl have excellent manners, it keeps ppl from suspecting the truth.

Thank you kindly.

J-where in nc did you live, i live near camp lejune on the coast

Charlot...I know I didn.t spell that right,my dad had a tire store there,for a while.

"Thank you kindly"

J-thats about 3hrs from here. thats a real big city, makes my town look like a watering hole.

I lived in Raleigh and went to school in greensboro, i will never miss NC..

Well It,s just a faint memory to me,all I know is for some reason smelling tires bothers me,I was only 2 or 3,then we moved back to W.V.and my dad started teaching.I know the kind of town you live in,the kind where people sit around and listen to the police scanners just to get some gossip.The first school my Dad taught at was a 2 room schoolhouse,he use to take me with him.How do you like living in smalltown?

Waffleboy- raliegh is a great city. im gettin ready to go to school right near there. J- my town is small but its not that small. its not bad though, theres several even smaller towns right near here. charlotte is just gigantic compared to here

I wouldn't call it a city but rather a large suburb, i found it's lack of culture completely draining, I went to high school there, and my parents still live there. My wife's family is in Fayetteville, talk about a scary fucking place. Are you going to Durham, Chapel hill, Rocky Mount? I went to UNC-Greensboro, another scary dead end place, but I was raised in Atlanta, I prefer large cities, so naturally my opion is biased

Wafffle- Durham. Im going to the School of Science and Math for my junior and senior years of high school. almost any town is better than my town

I have friends that went there several years back,. If they melded Raleigh, Chapel Hill and Durham together (which will be the case in 20 years) then I might consider it a progerssive, vulturally diverse area, until then, a big ole suburb